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WorksheetsPractice Quiz #6
Total questions: 169
Worksheet time: 1hrs 25mins
Match the abnormal condition with the physician/specialist
Cardiologist
Gastroenterologist
Hematologist
Oncologist
Match the condition to the physician/specialist
Ovarian Cysts
Neurologist
Gynecologist
Urologist
Ophthalmologist
Match the abnormal condition with the physician/specialist
Bipolar Disorder
Nephrologist
Gastroenterologist
Psychiatrist
Cardiologist
Match the abnormal condition to the physician/specialist
breast adenocarcinoma
Urologist
Cardiologist
Gastroenterologist
Oncologist
Match the abnormal condition to the physician/specialist
Iron Deficiency Anemia
Hematologist
Urologist
Psychiatrist
Cardiologist
Match the abnormal condition to the physician/specialist
Retinopathy
Neurologist
Gastroenterologist
Ophthalmologist
Cardiologist
Match the abnormal condition to the physician/specialist
CVA - Cerebrovascular Accident
Nephrologist
Urologist
Neurologist
Hematologist
Match the abnormal condition to the physician/specialist
Renal Failure
Nephrologist
Neurologist
Psychiatrist
Urologist
Match the abnormal condition to the physician/specialist
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBS/IBD)
neurologist
gastroenterologist
psychiatrist
hematologist
Match the abnormal condition to the physician/specialist
Prostatic Adenocarcinoma
Oncologist
Ophthalmologist
Neurologist
Gastroenterologist
Front of the Body
Dorsal (Posterior)
Anterior (Ventral)
Deep
Lateral
Back Side of the Body
Lateral
Dorsal (Posterior)
Anterior(Ventral)
Deep
Away from the surface (the stab wound went deep into the abdomen)
Deep
Supine
Inferior
Superior
On the Surface
Deep
Superficial
Medial
Distal
Near the point of attachment to the trunk or near the beginning of a structure.
Deep
Superficial
Medial
Proximal
Far from the point of attachment to the trunk or far from the beginning of a structure
Superficial
Medial
Proximal
Distal
Below another structure
Superior
Inferior
Proximal
Distal
Pertaining to the middle, or nearer the medial plane of the body.
Supine
Medial
Prone
Proximal
Pertaining to the side
Lateral
Medial
Prone
Proximal
Lying on the belly
Distal
Medial
Prone
Supine
-cele
pain
hernia
inflammation
to form
A method used to determine the karyotype of a fetus
Mastectomy
Amniocentesis
Paracentesis
Laparotomy
What does myalgia mean?
Muscle Pain
Resection of the voice box
To hold back blood from cells
berry-shaped bacteria in twisted chains
What are berry-shaped bacteria in clusters
Mastectomy
Cytocele
Ischemia
Staphylocci
What is a mononuclear white blood cell that destroys foreign cells by making antibodies?
Lymphocyte
Monocyte
Thrombocyte
Baseophil
-logy
Process of study
Enlargement
Breakdown
Process of disease
to stop, control
-tomy
-oid
-stasis
-ole
shrinkage of cells
Hypertrophy
Metastasis
Atrophy
Laprascopy
small artery
Venules
Arterioles
Inguinal
Ptosis
small vein
Ptosis
Arterioles
Venules
Inguinal
Dr. Tate felt that Mrs. Snow's condition of thrombocytopenia was a clear __________ of surgery.
analysis
contraindication
synthesis
indication
Medical science was revolutionized by the introduction of ______ in the 1940's. Now some infections can be treated with only one dose.
antigens
antibodies
antibiotics
antivirals
When some one cannot sleep?
malaise
insomnia
dialysis
narcolepsy
During her pregnancy, Mrs. Payne described pressure on her _________, making it difficult for her to find a comfortable position, even when seated.
parathyroid gland
pituitary gland
thymus
pubic symphysis
What is low blood sugar called?
hyperplasia
hyperglycemia
hypoglycemia
anemia
After hiking in the Grand Canyon without an adequate water supply, Julie was experiencing _______?
hypothyroidism
dehydration
hyperglycemia
hypertension
After running a marathon, Elizabeth felt nauseated & dizzy. She was experiencing ________ & drank a sports drink containing sugar, which made her feel better.
malaise
dysphoria
hypoglycemia
euphoria
Puerperal fever was an iatrogenic infection; it was carried from one woman to another by the doctor before the days of _____?
antisepsis techniques
antibodies
antigens
anemia
+
Symptoms that come before an actual illness
symbiotic
exophthalmic
prodrome
psychosis
Dysplastic nevi on a patient's skin may be ______ a sign of malignant skin cancer called melanoma
precancerous
metastic
unilateral
bilateral
microscopic fiber leading from the cell body that carries the nervous impulse along the nerve cell
astrocyte
cauda equina
axon
dendrite
large, interlacing network of nerves
oligodendroglial cell
plexus
neuron
dendrite
three protective membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord
myelin sheath
cauda equina
dendrite
meninges
microscopic branching fiber of a nerve cell that is the first part to receive the nervous impulse
dendrite
cerebral cortex
neuron
astrocyte
outer region of the largest part of the brain; composed of gray matter
myelin sheath
plexus
cerberal cortex
oligodendroglial cell
glial cell that transports water and salts between capillaries and nerve cells
astrocyte
axon
cauda equina
meninges
glial cell that produces myelin
neuron
axon
astrocyte
oligodendroglial cell
a nerve cell that transmits a nerve impulse
plexus
neuron
dendrite
axon
collection of spinal nerves below the end of the spinal cord at the level of the second lumbar vertebra
myelin sheath
cauda equina
cerebral cortex
meninges
fatty tissue that surrounds the axon of a nerve cell
cauda equina
meninges
plexus
myelin sheath
Destruction of myelin sheath and replaced by hard placques
multiple sclerosis
Alzheimer disease
Bell palsy
myelomeningocele
Patient displays bizarre, abrupt, involuntary, dance-like movements, as well as decline in mental functions
Huntington disease
Alzheimer disease
Parkinson disease
Bell Palsy
Degeneration of nerves in the basal ganglia occurring in later life, leading to tremors, shuffling gait, and muscle stiffness; dopamine is deficient in the brain
Parkinson disease
Alzheimer disease
Bell Palsy
Multiple sclerosis
Deterioration of mental capacity (dementia); autopsy shows cerebral cortex atrophy, widening of cerebral sulci, and microscopic neurofibrillary tangles:
Alzheimer disease
Huntington disease
Parkinson disease
Multiple sclerosis
Give the Meaning of: cyanosis
Give the meaning of phlebotomy:
What is arterial anastomosis?
What is cardiogenic shock?
What is atheroma?
What is an arrhythmia?
What is a sphygmomanometer?
What is mitral valvulitis?
What is atherosclerosis?
What is vasodilation?
Collection of pus in the lungs is called what?
Swelling, fluid collection in the air sacs and bronchioles is called?
Abnormal condition of dust in the lungs is called?
Acute inflammation and infection of alveoli; they become filled with fluid and blood cells is called what?
Floating clot or other material blocking the blood vessels of the lung is?
An infectious disease caused by rod-shaped bacilli and producing tubercles (nodes) of infection is?
Collection of fluid in the pleural cavity is?
Inflammation of the pleura is?
Abnormal condition of coal dust in the lungs (black lung disease) is?
Malignant tumor arising in the pleura; composed of mesothelium (epithelium that covers the surfaces of membranes such as pleura and peritoneum) is?
Excessive growth of cells in the adenoids (lymph tissue in the naso pharynx) is?
phacoemulsification with IOL; OS
Cataracts
severe deafness
chronic stye
ptosis of eyelid skin
Blepharoplasty
retinal detachment
diabetic retinopathy
ptosis of eyelid skin
macular degeneration
scleral buckle
severe deafness
retinal detachment
scarred & torn cornea
ptosis of eyelid skin
vitrectomy
chronic infection of a bone behind the ear
severe deafness
chronic stye
diabetic retinopathy
radical mastoidectomy
scarred & torn cornea
Chronic infection of a bone behind the ear
ptosis of eyelid skin
severe deafness
keratoplasty
scarred & torn cornea
retinal detachment
diabetic retinopathy
cataracts
cochlear implant
macular degeneration
ptosis of eyelid skin
severe deafness
chronic stye
laser photocoagulation of the macula
diabetic retinopathy
macular degeneration
ptosis of eyelid skin
chronic stye
incision & drainage of hordeolum
chronic stye
severe deafness
cataracts
scarred & torn cornea
Definition of hyperopia (hypermetropia)
(a)
Definition of Myopia
(a)
sympathomimetic; raises heart rate and blood pressure
epinephrine
ACTH
ADH
insulin
promotes growth and maintenance of male sex characteristics
cortisol
ADH
epinephrine
testosterone
Match the hormones with their actions:
stimulates water reabsorption by kidney tubules; decreases urine output
estradio
thyroxine
ADH
parathyroid hormone
Match the hormones with their actions:
increases metabolism in body cells
epinephrine
estradiol
aldosterone
thyroxine
Match the hormones with their actions:
raises blood calcium
ADH
parathyroid hormone
cortisol
insulin
Match the hormone with its action:
increases reabsorption of sodium by the kidney tubules
aldosterone
ACTH
cortisol
insulin
Match the hormone with its actions:
stimulates secretion of hormones from the adrenal cortex
cortisol
estradiol
epinephrine
ACTH
Match the hormone with its action:
increases blood sugar
testosterone
cortisol
insulin
estradiol
Match the hormone with it's action:
helps tansport glucose to cells; decrease blood sugar
ACTH
insulin
ADH
estradiol
Math the hormone with the action:
develops and maintains female sex characteristics
estradiol
insulin
cortisol
ACTH
Which tumor develops from a dysplastic nevus?
melanoma
glioma
hepatoma
mesolthelioma
Which tumor arises from an organ located within the mediastinum?
multiple myeloma
hypernephroma
thymoma
mesothelioma
Which tumor arises from an orgain in the RUQ of the abdomen?
hypernephroma
multiple myeloma
hepatoma
glioma
Which tumor has types called astrocytoma, ependymoma, glioblastoma multiforme?
lymphoma
glioma
multiple myeloma
melanoma
Which tumor is also known as a renal cell carcinoma?
multiple myeloma
melanoma
mesothelioma
hypernephroma
Which type of cancer contains large numbers of plasma cells (bone marrow antibody-producing cells)?
mesothelioma
hepatoma
multiple myeloma
thymoma
Which tumor arises from membrane cells surrounding the lungs?
thymoma
mesothelioma
glioma
lymphoma
Which tumor is derived from B cell lymphocytes?
lymphoma
hepatoma
hypernephroma
multiple myeloma
Meaning of "-gram"
(a)
What is the meaning of "ultra-"
(a)
what is the meaning of "vitr/o"
(a)
What does "viv/o" mean?
(a)
what does "pharmaceut/o"
(a)
what does "son/o" mean?
(a)
what does "therapeuto/o"
(a)
Derived in bone marrow
coagulopathy
myeloid
hematocrit
thrombosis
Deficiency of a type of white blood cell
neutropenia
hematocrit
coagulopathy
eosinophilia
Percentage of red blood cells in a volume of blood
thrombocytopenia
leukaphereis
hematocrit
eosinophilia
Increase in a type of white blood cell (seen in allergies)
coagulopathy
leukapheresis
thrombosis
eosinophilia
Abnormal condition of clot formation
thrombocytopenia
thrombosis
myeloid
neutropenia
Separation of white blood cells from a blood sample
coagulopathy
thrombosis
coagulopathy
leukapheresis
Disease of clotting process
coagulopathy
myeloid
neutropenia
thrombosis
Deficiency of platelets
eosinophilia
thrombocytopenia
hematocrit
leukapheresis
percentage of red blood cells in a volume of blood
(a)
microscopic examination of a core of bone marrow removed with a needle
(a)
malignant condition associated with AIDS (purplish skin nodules appear)
Kaposi sacroma
HIV
CD4+ T cells
opportunistic infections
Human Immunodeficiency Virus; the retrovirus that causes AIDS
HIV
CD4+ T cells
opportunistic infections
viral load test
white blood cells that are destroyed by the AIDS virus
CD4 + T cells
HIV
Kaposi sarcoma
viral load test
group of infectious diseases associated with AIDS
wasting syndrome
opportunistic infections
HAART
ELISA
Weight loss with decreased muscular strength, appetite, and mental activity
ELISA
protease inhibitor
reverse transcriptase inhibitor
wasting syndrome
Drug used to treat AIDS by blocking an enzyme needed to make copies of HIV
reverse transcriptase inhibitor
Kaposi sarcoma
HAART
ELISA
measures the amount of HIV in blood
ELISA
HAART
HIV
viral load test
drug used to treat AIDS by blocking the production of an enzyme that creates new viral pieces for HIV
HAART
protease inhibitor
ELISA
Kaposi sarcoma
Use of combinations of drugs to treat AIDS
HAART
ELISA
protease inhibitor
Kaposi Sarcoma
Test to detect anti-HIV antibodies
ELISA
HAART
VLT
WS
Bones are composed of a type of connective tissue called (a) .
Bone cells are called
(a)
The bones of a fetus re composed mainly of (a) .
Immature bone cells called (a) produce bony tissue
Large bone cells called (a) digest bone tissue to shape the bone and smooth it out
Mineral substances needed for bone development are ______ and _________.
(a)
The patella, covering the knee joint, is an example of a/an (a) bone.
Shaft of a long bone is the (a) .
Ends of a long bone are the (a) .
(HINT: NOT plate. Plural tense)
Cartilaginous area at the end of a long bone where growth takes place is the (a) .
Give the meanings: melan/o
(a)
adip/o
(a)
squam/o
(a)
xanth/o
(a)
myc/o
(a)
onych/o
(a)
pil/o
(a)
xer/o
(a)
trich/o
(a)
erythem/o
(a)
Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory drug (NSAID) is what type of medication?
antidiabetic
analgesic
anticoagulant
stimulant
Antidiabetic medication is ?
caffeine or amphetamines
penicillin or erythromycin
insulin
heparin
Anticoagulant medication is called what?
insulin
benzodiazepine
heparin
phenothiazine
Penicillin or erythromycin is what type of medication?
analgesic
antihistamine
antidiabetic
antibiotic
Which one is a stimulant?
caffeine or amphetamines
benzodiazepine
phenothiazine
insulin
What type of medicine is benzodiazepine?
stimulant
sedative-hypnotic
tranquilizer
analgesic
What type of medicine is phenothiazine?
antibiotic
insulin
tranqualizer
analgesic
phren/o
(a)
hypn/o
(a)
somat/o
(a)
phil/o
(a)
iatr/o
(a)
schiz/o
(a)
-mania
(a)
-phobia
(a)
-thymia
(a)
-tropic
(a)
What type of medication is used to prevent anaphylactic shock?
antihistamine
antidiabetic
stimulant
tranquilizer
